My son spotted his first butterfly of the year,sunning itself on the school wall.An overwintering Red Admiral,in Edgware London no less

hi all ,theres a small area in my local park where at certain times of the year,namely now,you can guarantee a red admiral will land on u.
What's happening here,? For the last 5 years ,it's the same place and time.
How do they pass on this knowledge?

Thanks Peter,
I'll definitely check that one out
Dave

That's true gruditch,I got to say a discussion about big cat's always ended up in a slanging match

Aldbury Nowers Nature Reserve near Tring is quite good. Only discovered it myself this year. Currently flying there are Dingy and Grizzled skippers, Brown Argus, Common Blue, Small Blue, Green Hairstreak, Brimstone. Lots more apparently occur according to the site info boards there. Hope that helps...

Hi gruditch.
a Wabber is someone who used to use the site,wild about Britain.
unfortunately this site disappeared overnight.which brought me to this
good site.

Hi guys,
Newbee here,pleased to meet you all..Dave's the name,and I'm looking for good sites in nw London or herts.
any ideas would be great fully
received
thanks

Hi guys/gals
New here,used to be a wabber,and that's gone belly up!
Anyway,looking for new sites to spot new species,mostly the rearer stuff.
Any suggestions
thanks in advance